As I was driving on the freeway, out of nowhere my car started losing gas power which almost caused me to get rear ended. Later on that night I almost lost full control of the car when it lost power since I started swerving. through out the night it continued to lose power and then the "hill side assistance" light came on notifying me that it was not available/functioning and my break lights would not turn off at all, even when the car was off and locked. I took it to the dealer and they could not find the problem. Then I took it the a mechanic which he was able to temporarily fix it but it was not a permanent fix. we had to create the part, as the ford company did not have it anywhere. If I would have been on the street I would have lost control and who knows if a pedestrian could have been walking, It could have ended tragic. this is something that needs to be review and fix by ford company. This is a severe safety issues, it seems not only my car is having the same issue but other ford mustangs as well. Since the dealer did not have that small piece, they attempted to sale me the entire part which was $500. not every one can afford the entire part, and for a small piece which should cost no more than $20 that can cause injuries should not be ignored.

- Lawndale, CA, USA

AC stopped working, evaporator coil was leaking, it is located under dash so repair requires excessive labor charge. cost was $2500 for a $100 part. Online there are many reports of this deflective part. My car was out of warranty so I had to bear the entire price. this is not fair.

- Sarasota, FL, USA

I was driving on Interstate-95 in Washington, DC going about 55 mph in heavy traffic. Without warning my car lost acceleration and the car almost immediately slowed to approximately 35 mph, despite my foot still being on the accelerator--pushing on the accelerator did nothing. Then after several seconds, the car sped up again, but when I reached around 40 mph, the car lost acceleration again for several seconds. It kept doing this over the course of my entire trip, which was about 5 miles. I had to pull in the shoulder lane driving with my hazards flashing. After I parked my car and turned it off, I noticed my brake lights were still on. I googled the issue, and the source of the problem is a faulty transluscent plastic/rubber brake switch stop pad (that is connected to the brake pedal and when the brake is released the brake switch stop pad pushes in the brakeswitch turning off the brake lights), which broke during my trip. I found the broken pieces on my floorboard (i took a photo of them and kept them). Because the car senses that the brakes are still being applied it cuts power to the accelerator. This was highly dangerous on the interstate and it broke with no warning. Fortunately, it didn't cause an accident. While reviewing the fix (Ford doesn't sell the replacement part; instead they want you to replace the entire brake pedal for about $500) on a Mustang Owner Forum, numerous people echoed the same problem with many having it occur while driving. The fix involves buying a $5-10 part from Dorman which is made for another vehicle.

- Springfield, VA, USA

The mustang has a problem with its HVAC system. The A/C needs to be serviced constantly making the reliability of these cars come into question. These are conveniences every driver needs in their car. I'm going to return my 2015 in 1 year for a car with a reliable AC unit. A Toyota or honda

- Firebaugh, CA, USA

The contact owns a 2015 Ford Mustang. The contact stated while driving approximately 60-65 mph, the vehicle failed to accelerate while the accelerator pedal was depressed. The vehicle was not diagnosed nor repaired. Neither the dealer nor manufacturer were made aware of the failure. The failure mileage was 50,000. The Vin was not available.

- San Antonio, TX, USA

My drivers side door will fly open while driving with no warning

- Westfield, IN, USA

The A/C is not blowing cold air. It seems to an issue with Mustangs 2015 and up. It blows air but it is not cold. This is the second time that this happened.

- Raeford, NC, USA

The rearview camera will intermittently display a blank or distorted image. When placing the car in reverse the camera will intermittently display a blank screen or distorted image while reversing the vehicle. This reduces the driver's view of what is behind the vehicle, increasing the risk of a crash. This happens when both stationary and in motion. This is the same issue that my 2020 Ford Mustang GT VIN [xxx] has just received a recall notice for. The camera began to fail the summer of 2020. Information redacted pursuant to the Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6).

- Lawrenceville, GA, USA

The manual transmission is faulty, got it replaced under warranty and now again went bad but no more warranty. The ac compressor went out and evaporator core is bad(very common problem with 15-17 models), it causes windshield to fog up bad and can barely see at times when driving, very expensive to fix too.

- Atlanta, GA, USA

I own a 2015 Ford Mustang ecoboost premium. I bought it used and had it a for about a year and a half. At approximately 65000 miles the air conditioner started to not work fully. The driver side air condition would take longer than the passenger side to cool off. A small hole in my air conditioner's evaporator has developed. I searched around and discovered that this is a known problem in 2015 to 2017 Ford Mustangs. I know this isn't really a safety issue, but just wanted to get this out there because I am reading it on other websites and Ford has not recalled for this particular problem.

- Moyock, NC, USA

My 2015 Mustang GT is experiencing issues with the rearview camera. Sometime it is working, sometimes it is not. I have seen that many Mustang F/2015 T/2020 have experienced the same problem.

- Anchorage, AK, USA

The A/C system stopped working. Dealership diagnosed as evaporator core is leaking, thats why no cold air due to freon leaking. Ford is not paying for this common problem, faulty evaporator core Mustang 2015-2016.

- Katy, TX, USA

Evaporator core leak; freon is out; it's too hot it will dehydrate driver and passenger

- Katy, TX, USA

Water has leaked into the cabin of the car from the passenger side window. The leak appears to have come from the corner of the window seal and made it's way into the cabin and creating a stand pool of water. Water pooled on the rear floor and made it's way up to the front of the passenger side. The vehicle sat over the weekend from 11/26/2019 to 11/31/2019. I was not with the vehicle during this time. I locked the doors and rolled up the windows knowing rain was in the forecast. The vehicle sat at my place of residence during said weekend.

- Scotts Valley, CA, USA

I was like I was dreaming when after I was woke up in the hospital and there was a lot of time missing you know I can remember at the every little thing I was missing a lot of time before we went out and the wreck you know right after a couple of days of being conscious and never should have wrecked you know and it just it just let nothing making no sense and then it all come clear I was knocked out before the wreck an example of a how I don't know why I don't know all I know is I was knocked out a couple of thousands of a second before the red cuz I missed you too much of

- Eight Mile, AL, USA

I bought my 2015 Mustang premium edition with 200 miles on it in 2016. During the last few years, there have been numerous times when the engine has shut off while driving, and stalled twice while waiting at a light. It goes into aux mode. But restarts right away I have not had the problem for quite some time but this past Saturday, it shut down again, while turning and this time a light came on that said run power active. This is a serious and dangerous condition which happens randomly, but usually while turning. Fuel level was 1/4 this past time. Ford must find the cause and recall asap. It has never happened while parked to date. Only 6600 miles on the car. Similar reports are posted on this site.

- Neshanic Station, NJ, USA

Low refrigerant in 4-year-old car. Known evaporator issue. Only tsb, not recall. Occurs at all times (during idle and driving).

- Princeton, NJ, USA

At 42000 miles A/C started blowing warm air. I have read hundreds of complaints involving the same thing.

- Hopewell, VA, USA

After researching many forums a lot of Mustang owners, ranging from 2010-2017, report a problem with their trunks not opening due to a wire that corrodes and doesn't allow the trunk to open. That should be a problem that the manufacturer is selling a faulty wire to consumers. This cost is $150, just to diagnose the issue which I believe is unfair. The trunk won't open unless I go into the trunk from the inside of it and unlatch it through the emergency exit. I hope this program can do its research and see that I am not the only Mustang owner that has this issue. I hope to make a difference and have Ford absorb the cost and fix this issue for older and newer Mustangs by not selling faulty parts and accessories.

- San Diego, CA, USA

Reporting a systemic manufactured fire condition.right side exhaust [passenger side front] behind wheel well..exhaust is too close to the wiring A/C schrader port causing melting heat damage to wiring fender liner and port cap.on this vehicle the fender liner has a hole burnt into it as well the schrader cap is melted.this is a documented condition on the internet with actual fires on film.as well Ford sent out a letter to approx 1300 owners about this exact problem in australia [ source sunshinecoast news article].no action has been taken in us. This came to my attention during a routine tire change on 4-25-2019. The vehicle is available for inspection upon request by either ntsb or Ford reps. The recommended repair might be some sort of heat shield reflector or other ideas? it is a serious problem I am advising of for major safety reasons.the vehicle was stationary at a repair shop when the problem was noticed.

- Tucson, AZ, USA